After a long and arduous audition process, the “Hallelujah” singing contest announced the thirty finalists who will compete on the show in hopes of becoming the next big star. The world-wide singing competition, which takes place in Israel, aims to establish a strong Jewish musical tradition while connecting Jews around the world.

Hershey Felder has been a major attraction at the Old Globe since his return with “George Gershwin Alone.” This month, Felder is delighting audiences with his latest work, “Maestro: The Art of Leonard Bernstein,” a tribute to Bernstein’s genius. You have until Aug. 28 to catch this mesmerizing ode to Bernstein.

At the beginning of his career, Moshe couldn’t stand in front of the burning bush. But he became the leader who confidently stood in God’s presence at Har Sinai and continuously in the Sanctuary. Moshe learned how to communicate his thoughts more effectively and not as ‘personally’ as he did in his early years.

Chabad of the College Area has grown to be more than just a college-based Chabad center, and it plans on growing even more in the future

A Deli in True New York Fashion

Palm Springs welcomes 22nd annual ShortFest

Surrendering to Summer

Local doctors advocate for across-the-board mental health screenings in schools

My European Odyssey

Yokels in America

The 1967 Six-Day War

Allowing kids some independence during childhood offers an educational opportunity for parents and their kids

The Great Purge

Salt, with its many origins, varieties, textures and uses, is more than just a basic spice

Former school district head chooses a different path as Chabad Hebrew Academy’s new principal

Shampoo Too Salon brings Hollywood glamour to Solana Beach

La Jolla Country Day takes a holistic approach to education, creating well-rounded, community-minded students

Without the care and good stewardship of the Levy family in the 19th century one of America’s most famous presidential homes might not be around today

San Diego Symphony’s Summer Pops toasts Broadway’s Tony winners

Jewish programming in North San Diego County experiences a surge like never before

The San Diego Jewish Academy starts the school year this fall with the addition of a new preschool